Answers To The Most Common Questions Regarding Bitcoin Stash
Bitcoin Stash is a hardfork of Bitcoin Cash to combat the interests of the Bitcoin Cash leaders.
As of now, Bitcoin Stash is only supported by FinexBox. If you would like to see Bitcoin Stash listed on your exchange, please contact us and your exchange with a request!
Yes, as long as you control the private keys. If your Bitcoin Cash was held on exchanges, you may or may not receive Bitcoin Stash depending on what the exchanges decide to do with them.
November 15th, 2018 at block 556767.
Yes, Bitcoin Stash offers replay protection and has been operating with a higher hashrate than both BCH ABC and BCH SV.
No, Bitcoin Stash is not an ICO. It is a decentralized hardfork of Bitcoin Cash.
No. Our team did not premine Bitcoin Stash in order to stay transparent and fair. Bitcoin Stash is a truly decentralized hardfork of Bitcoin Cash.
Does Bitcoin Stash have a White Paper?
Yes, Bitcoin Stash will be using the original Satoshi Nakamoto white paper for a full peer-to-peer version of electronic cash. One can read this whitepaper here.
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Merged Mining allows miners to simultaneously mine Bitcoin Stash and one of Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash with little to no extra energy usage. In turn, this provides a greater incentive to miners and increases the hashrate and security of Bitcoin Stash.
No. Bitcoin Stash is Bitcoin Stash, and Bitcoin Cash is Bitcoin Cash.
Yes! Simply Pool offers a Bitcoin Stash Mining Pool. If you are an interested miner that would like to join, follow the link to Simply Pool’s website.
Yes. Bitcoin Stash implemented replay protection to keep our transactions safe post-fork.
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